Sentences with phrase «capita for»

Surely it would be good to give incentives for countries to control both population and carbon emissions as you can have decreasing carbon emissions per capita for instance completely wiped out or worse by increasing population.

To find those cities that offer the widest variety of dining experiences, we looked at the number of restaurants per capita for each location.

To guide you toward those cities with the most eclectic dining choices, we considered the number of restaurants per capita for each spot on our list.

To give you an idea of which cities offer the most variety, we considered the number of restaurants per capita for each location.

Our study also looked at the number of restaurants per capita for each city to zero in on those with the widest array of choices.

We focused on the number of restaurants per capita for each city as a measure of the dining scene.

Finally, we calculated the number of restaurants per capita for each city.

To find the most gastronomically diverse spots, we considered the number of restaurants per capita for each city.

Lastly, we considered the number of restaurants and bars per capita for each city.

All of these things can result in disproportionately higher costs per capita for singles than married couples.

Overall, the cost of living - adjusted disposable income per capita for Right to Work states in 2011 was more than $ 36,800, or roughly $ 2200 higher than the average for forced - unionism states.

Other sources state $ 32,000 per capita for Greece, $ 56,000 per capita for USA.

The second chart (below) displays the relationship between balance of opinion and log GDP per capita for the 2008 wave.

In addition to the national impact, the BA examined output of the craft brewing industry by state, as well as the state economic contribution per capita for adults over 21.

To calculate the personal savings rate, we looked at data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) on the average income per capita for each city in the U.S..

The country also boasts the highest government backing per capita for start - ups, though that tends to be skewed in favor of Korean nationals.

Not exact matches

However, it ranks fifth for having the most deaths per capita due to air pollution, in part because if its high population density.

Jacksonville's non-farm payroll job growth rate of 2.7 % between February 2017 and February 2018 was tied for seventh - best among the 40 largest metro areas, but its 2016 GDP per capita of $ 48,406 was the fourth - lowest.

There's plenty to do in Atlanta: It's tied for having the most museums per capita, and in the activities subcategory, the city ranks third out of 150.

Like Miami on Florida's opposite coast, Tampa is tied for having the most fishing facilities per capita.

Los Angeles is tied for having the most recreation and senior centers per capita, and it ranks 36th in the healthcare subcategory.

New York's Q3 2017 average weekly wage of $ 1,305 and 2016 GDP per capita of $ 81,748 were both the sixth - highest among the 40 largest metro areas, but the region's 4.6 % unemployment rate in February 2018 was tied for eighth - worst.

South Korean women are held to notoriously high standards for beauty — the country has the most cosmetic surgeries per capita in the world, with almost one million procedures every year.

The top countries frequently have high values for all six of the key variables that contribute to overall well - being: income (GDP per capita), healthy life expectancy, social support, freedom, trust (absence of corruption) and generosity.

For a time Forest City, whose population hovers near 4,000, claimed more millionaires per capita than any other place in the U.S.

OKC is also tied for having the most real - estate agents per capita out of 150 cities, which contributes to its favorable market potential.

The author derived the figure by taking the OECD's average increase for countries where 2001 and 2005 data was available and applying it to New Zealand's 2001 information) ICT equipment exports per capita Telephone access paths per 100 people

But there are two things happening in Silicon Valley that are qualitatively different from New York or London (or pretty much anywhere else): First, the sheer density of tech entrepreneurs per capita is 10 times greater than the norm for other cities, and second, there is a far greater level of information sharing between entrepreneurs here.

True, the state does have a wealth of pharmaceutical and health care companies (Merck, Wyeth, Merck), and a relatively high per capita GDP ($ 49,038), suggesting there's more money than usual to pay for health care.

That's the per capita figure for the $ 1.1 billion in territorial formula financing (equalization payments) given to Nunavut in the 2011 - 2012 fiscal year.

Though Sweden's acceptance of refugees is less well - publicized, on a per - capita basis the country takes in more people applying for asylum.

India's GDP per capita, for instance, is about US$ 1,700, while China's is approaching US$ 10,000.

2001 expenses were adjusted upward by 23 % for 10 years of inflation to obtain per capita expenses in today's dollars.

The decision capped a perplexing, embarrassing saga for a major city that consistently ranks near the top for bicycle commuters per capita.

Today Alberta is the base for the largest number of technology startups per capita.

To illustrate this trend over the last 10 years, we took 2001 and 2011 education expenses for Nova Scotia, Ontario and B.C.. Each province's population of persons aged five to 24 in 2001 and 2011 was used to arrive at a per capita number.

Emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, rose by an average of 0.73 percent for every 1 percent growth in gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, Richard York of the University of Oregon wrote in his report.

It was only in 2014 that Avon created marketing materials made specifically for its Hispanic reps, who sold far more products than non-Hispanics on a per capita basis.

But emissions fell just 0.43 percent for every percent decline in GDP per capita, he added, based on a review of World Bank statistics of more than 150 nations from 1960 to 2008.

Cuts to the highest per - capita spending in Canada will doubtless be part of the budget Premier Alison Redford unveils on March 7, but a shortfall on the revenue side, namely oil and gas royalties, has prominent Albertans calling for a more stable source of funding: a provincial sales tax.

The reports constantly chide Ontario for «cluster underperformance,» a factor apparently responsible for $ 5,300 of the $ 7,500 per capita wealth gap between Ontario and its North American peers.

(Overall, Michigan has the most engineers per capita of anywhere in the U.S. — 60,000 coders to its 9.9 million residents — while California has 62,000 for its 38 million residents, according to the Center for Automotive Research.)

In addition, states could decide whether to take per capita allotments for their Medicaid programs or block grants for certain populations.

Per capita U.S. consumption of hearth breads is up a projected 16.8 % from 1988 to 1993, compared with a 3.5 % increase for white pan bread.

He has lots of hard evidence to back it up, too: if you measure prosperity in terms of gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, not only has Canada been lagging the States for years, but lately that «prosperity gap» has grown bigger — reaching about $ 8,900 as of 2010.

The per capita cost of obesity and its related risk to diabetes was as high as $ 17,000 for people whose BMI (body mass index) was over 40 (morbid obesity) compared to those employees of normal weight.

For example, Nigeria has seen its GDP per capita rise by 178 % — from $ 970 to $ 2,700 — between 1990 and 2012.

For the United States, with its population of 320 million at the time of that study, the pure economic payoff was thus only $ 400 per person, while per capita GDP was close to $ 50,000.

We used the number of households, median home value and average property tax rate to calculate a per capita property tax collected for each county.

China introduced a tiering system for its cities in the 1980s according to urban and infrastructure development needs, and has since become a proxy for societal classification, i.e., Tier 1 cities are the «wealthiest», whereas Tier 4 are the «poorest» (on a per capita basis).